The phrase "assessed in respect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts, particularly in legal, academic, or professional writing, to indicate evaluation or consideration regarding a specific matter.
Example: "The project will be assessed in respect of its environmental impact and sustainability."
Alternatives: "evaluated concerning" or "considered in relation to".
Indeed, the record here shows that petitioners, despite the administrative ruling, attempted to negotiate a settlement reflecting a substantial allowance of such expenditures, and that in making their disclosure they reserved the right to contest the ruling by way of a suit for refund, in whole or in part, of the additional taxes to be assessed in respect of the unreported black-market income.
Each dimension is assessed in respect of intensity and frequency.
A strength of the current study is that subjects were assessed in respect of a continuum of cognitive function (in the case of humans) or graded categories of neurodegenerative pathology (in the case of mice).
The mammary carcinoma grading was assessed in respect to tubule formation, degree of differentiation and mitotic index.
The mammary carcinoma grading was assessed in respect to tubule formation, degree of differentiation and mitotic index as grade I, grade II, or grade III tumor.
Miller argued that there is an "inherent difficulty in gathering and assessing evidence in respect of a period earlier than the date of claim".
As the SEM is at an early stage of development, it was assessed whether improvements in respect of model reliability and validity can be achieved.
To assess these concerns in respect of Britain, and to illuminate recent trends in the graduate labour market, the questions we pose in this paper are as follows: what has been happening to the aggregate balance between graduates and graduate jobs?
Therefore, we had to validate them by assessing the concurrent validity in respect of self reported activity limitations in daily living and pain.
Shoulder posture was assessed in terms of inclination with respect to gravity.
Although recent self-harm or violence were not associated with detention for the group as a whole, it was important for a subgroup of people where it was difficult to assess the individual's intentions in respect of a repetition of self-harm or violence.
